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COACHES GET YOUR HELMETS!! |
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The following was
approved by the AAHA and
will be in effect the
2006-07 season:
Article I - Membership
and Registration,
Coaches and Manager
All ice hockey coaches
and instructors of
registered USA Hockey
youth/high school,
disabled, girls'/women's
19 & under and below
programs must properly
wear an ice hockey
helmet during all on-ice
sessions, including
practices, controlled
scrimmages and coach and
referee clinics
(seminars) with the
exception of when a team
official is tending to
an injured player.
Any ice hockey coach or instructor found in violation of this
rule by their
organization, league or
the Atlantic District
shall be subject to a
recommended suspension
of not less than 30 days
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Atlantic District Web
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Jr Flyers Youth Schedules are in process
8-15 will complete! |
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Check with your coaches
for the latest schedule! |
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Eric Tangradi Commits to
the OHL |
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June 16, 2006 |
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The
Belleville Bulls
are pleased to announce
that they have signed
highly touted 17 year
old forward
Eric Tangradi.
Tangradi was selected by
the Bulls in the 6th
round, 117th overall of
the 2005 OHL Priority
Selection but was rated
to go much higher in the
draft by central
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The Bulls took a chance
on Tangradi in the draft
as he was highly
recommended by their
scouting staff and the
signing completed an
ongoing process of
discussions with Eric
and his family that
lasted 15 months. “Eric
had a number of options
on the table and we are
extremely pleased he
chose the Belleville
Bulls to continue his
hockey and educational
progression.” said Bulls
General Manager and Head
Coach George Burnett. |
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A native of
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, Tangradi
played last season with
the
Philadelphia Jr. Flyers
16U team and at
Wyoming Seminary Prep
School in
Kingston, PA. In 38
games played with
Wyoming Seminary,
Tangradi scored 21 goals
and 23 assists while
adding 120 penalty
minutes, finishing
second on the team in
goals, assists, points,
and penalty minutes. He
also played lacrosse for
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The 6’3.5, 207 pound
forward is described as
a strong skater with
great size and skill. He
is also an extremely
determined individual
who has made significant
strides, both on and
off, the ice since being
selected by the Bulls
last year. |
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Tangradi had
participated in the
Bulls two previous
summer orientation camps
and fans will have their
next chance to watch him
play when training camp
opens in August. |
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Former Jr. Flyers Chris Lawrence named
Captain of Michigan State! |
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East Lansing, Mich. - Senior
forward Chris Lawrence
(Havertown, Pa.) has been named
the captain of the Michigan
State hockey team for the
2006-07 season, as announced by
head coach Rick Comley on
Thursday.
He was the unanimous selection by his teammates to
serve as captain, and that is a
testament to their confidence in
him as a leader." "I'm extremely
excited," commented the
captain-elect. "This is
something I can look at with a
lot of pride. It's really a
great honor, particularly in a
program like Michigan State, to
serve as captain. It's
extra-special because it comes
from a vote of my teammates -
the guys you go to battle with
every night. To have the
confidence from them, it's
something I'm really looking
forward to. I'm excited to get
the season underway."
Click here to read full article
on Michigan Site |
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1995
Jr Flyers Peewee Minor |
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Yes! The
95 Junior Flyers are very
optimistic for a strong year
this year. Things have started
off well with a tournament
championship in the 2006
Shootout at Iceline. The team
went undefeated for the
tournament and beat the Conn
Yankees in the semi finals and
Penn Select in the championship
game. The team outscored it
opponents 34-9. -
more
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1992
Jr Flyers Bantam Major |
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Congratulations to the 1992 Jr
Flyers Bantam Majors on their
performance in the Philadelphia
Shootout! The team went
undefeated throughout the entire
tournament: |
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The Flyers captured the
championship by a gutty 3 goal
performance in the third period
to come from behind (2-1) and
take the championship against
Team Maryland. This was the
first time the boys were
together as a team and it was a
good start! -
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